Sentence examples for neglected regions from inspiring English sources

FATA has been one of Pakistan's most neglected regions.

This galls him since Mr Garang identified the concentration of development in Khartoum, at the expense of the neglected regions in the south and west (especially Darfur) as a prime cause of Sudan's civil wars.

Only this week Hillary suggested her husband would be in charge of revitalising neglected regions like West Virginia (where Bernie hammered her last week), the same Bill who was photographed at a fancy dress ball with "King" Philip Green of BHS fame.

In an article for the Guardian, Clegg offered three progressive remedies: investment in neglected regions to rebalance the wealth and power of London; fairer taxation and services to help struggling families; and better politics that stand up to vested interests (in Fleet Street as well as the City) to protect ordinary people.

This seemingly trivial issue resonated in a country that is increasingly obsessed with supposed polarisations in society: between those in regular work and those with only part-time jobs, between the haves and have-nots, between rich family-dominated chaebol, or conglomerates, and smaller struggling businesses, and between prosperous Seoul and the neglected regions.

Francis will also bring his message of social inclusion to the state of Chiapas, home to many semi-autonomous indigenous communities and one of Mexico's most neglected regions.

IT WAS originally intended to be a vote-catching stump through an economically struggling, politically neglected region at the end of a slack summer recess.

Back in his office in Strabane, one of Northern Ireland's worst unemployment blackspots, Doherty, 55, chair of the Stormont economic committee and based in West Tyrone for five years, expounds his plans to bring jobs and infrastructure to a neglected region.

The Chinese government's thirst for energy to fuel economic growth in eastern China and its increasing dominance in global affairs has put the long neglected region onto the CCP's radar and turned the Uyghur presence in the region into a question of assimilation into the Chinese fold.

The remote, neglected rural regions of Nepal have been demanding autonomous federal states.

How long will it be until England's great and neglected northern regions too awaken from their slumbers?